Join rehearsals and a Q+A session with researcher and performer Katrina Waters and eminent female composers, Katy Abbott, Anne Cawrse and Melody Eötvos.

With a focus on text - narrative, prose and recorded verbatim snippets, Songs for Loud Women. explores how women's voices need to resonate in order to be heard.

Katrina Waters will be joined by eminent female composers, Katy Abbott, Anne Cawrse & Melody Eötvos as they workshop the creation of a new song cycle set around the myth of Brunnhilde and her silencing in the ring of fire.

In myriad ways and countless cultural contexts across the globe, we are in an era characterized in part by fervent renegotiations around gender and sexuality. If so, what are some of the possible the implications for gender and sexuality – and for anthropology? Honours, Masters and HDR students are invited to apply to participate in a masterclass by Professor Emeritus of Anthropology Matthew Gutmann.

Join the Hon Helen Murrell SC, former ACT Chief Justice, and Katrina Marson, former ACT Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Senior Prosecutor (Sexual Offences Unit), researcher and author, in conversation about the treatment of survivors of sexual assault in the judicial system in the ACT.